BIOLOGY
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Chapter 19, Problem 2A
The process of reproductive cloning
a. shows that nuclear reprogramming is possible.
b. is very efficient in mammals.
c. always produces adult animals that are identical to the donor.
d. Both a and b are correct.
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BIOLOGY
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